Chasing Coral | FULL FEATURE | Netflix

[@yeah_sin8746]

This is by far the best documentary Netflix has provided. It's a must watch for all humans.

[@littleblockser8d840]

Especially for future marine biologists (cough cough)

[@yeah_sin8746]

@@littleblockser8d840 cough 🤣

[@xx_xolotus_xx6239]

C o u g h

[@carlocutamora5610]

I hope that all of us take it seriously and all government officials take a big actions before it's too late. Really depressing 😢

[@shampaugs6409]

its not that great kinda messy but great points

[@Life_of_Matthew]

I really wasn't expecting this to be so emotional. Seeing the before and after of those corals dying, seeing the guy on the verge of tears after diving and seeing all the dead coral, it really puts into perspective what we're doing to our planet.

[@kimberlina68]

It's heartbreaking what we have done to the Earth, not we as little people but the Military Industrial Healthcare Complex: TOXIC

[@kimberlina68]

If we could just STOP the agricultural and industrial run-off ☠️☠️☠️. That would be a God Send, but we just keep giving fines to companies that have these fines "already budgeted in". No one will STOP them, not the police, not paid off politicians, not

[@SubZero9890]

​@kimberlina68 💯

[@Spiders_With_Socks]

literally had a break down and left class crying, wanted to kms after this

[@panhchie6320]

i’m actually crying because i’ve never known how hard these passionate people have to work to take care of our planet, and it’s poignant to see that some people don’t care at all.

[@VeganofSuburbia]

Is taste more important than the life of an animal and the planet? No? then you already believe in veganism.

[@jacquelinebassingthwaighte4601]

Me tooo, I'm crying too how hard they work and I so much wish I can join then on this expedition to help save not I continuously cry..... Stupid of me hey

[@uttharabijoy4330]

I dont think i have ever cried this much even when the most saddest movie i have ever watched

[@mariav.267]

I feel so guilty of being ignorant. I cry and cry guilty tears, as a result I will be more conscious than before about my foot print in this world. I will work more to develop a bigger consciousness. I want the future generations to be able to be touch by the perfection of our world!

[@missgrreen9398]

I am right there with you. I want to do more and it feels so far out of reach.

[@Lakyn426]

I can’t believe Richard told Zack not to cry when presenting the time lapse. Half the audience was crying! I hope Zack was able to share and process his sadness with more empathetic people. It’s not shameful to show emotion. Emotions are often powerful generators of change. The imagery was very evocative. Beautiful work!

[@reycc99]

Right! Poor Zack It would of been okay if he showed emotion

[@shimmerysparkles123]

Richard is correct. It's fine to provoke emotion from your audience but as a public speaker, you do not want to be at the podium and crying. Once he loses composure he would be perceived as inept. I applaud everybody involved in this documentary. I've been interested in the reef keeping hobby since the late 90s and never pulled the trigger... It's was shocking to hear the one quote earlier in the film State that he had never heard of reef only tanks. (Some fish compete for food from corals in an aquarium setting...) Anyway, this film had me crying hard for the last 20 minutes of it. It's July 2023, we are in the midst of extinctions... It's sad but here we are. This is way worse than i expected.

[@ispanyolgazeteci]

I don't see why crying in public is a bad thing. Maybe it's ok to cry in my culture but not ok in other cultures

[@keirafay4969]

Netflix is really pulling out all the stops for us during the corona. Free movies, endless supplies of trailers, thank you!

[@oliverwallace5446]

Keira Fay it’s not free movies tho, you’re paying for netflix

[@xfika.1]

@@oliverwallace5446 no your not if your watching this on KZbin you are not paying for a subscription.

[@marianwhit]

I am delighted too...but "the opiate of the masses" just does not want to leave my thoughts.

[@jocostapermall3232]

Where are the free netflix movies ? please share

[@RudraDirtTrails]

@@jocostapermall3232 if Netflix makes everything free how are they gonna pay their rent? You always have torrent if you want free stuff

[@judasliongaming640]

As a professional scuba diver based in the Philippines, I have full assimilation of the vital importance of corals and is an advocate for action in protecting them. I'm absolutely glad that documentaries like these are out there so people who lack the understanding would somehow start processing it in and do their part because this is for humanity's sake.

[@ShawchiiDennis-fz1mw]

Hey so if you're still a pro scuba diver would you mind posting on your account that you support ocean conservation? Would totally give my essay an A

[@ネルソンマンデラ-i1h]

i'm japanese highschoolstudent. sorry,i don't write well english. i had seen the movie for one years ago at the science class. then my dream is saving the earth. we are one team. i'm thanks for the movie! however you can't understand my english i'm so sorry.

[@NebulaBlossom]

Your English is perfect enough for us native English speakers to understand the meaning behind your words! No matter where we live in the world, we are indeed one team. Let's do our best to care for and learn about our world, together!

[@anticalabloggerscrew]

You deliver your thoughts perfectly. Love from Philippines!

Que los idiomas y el lenguaje no sea impedimento para lograr revertir este infortunado evento ecologico.😀

[@ptf42069]

the intention is more important than the language that we speak. people that really want to help won't be bothered by anything insignificant

[@nikhilkoirala7021]

omaye san no yume wa subrashi des.mina wa gambare ba subeto no yume wa kanaimas.

[@EarthWingedDragon]

I played this for my mother. She was quite overwhelmed with emotions as she asked me, "Can we put ice cubes there? A lot of ice cubes? Will they survive?" And I had to explain to her how much energy it will take for the sea, even for a tiny portion of it, to change in slight temperature. How big is the scale of the disaster we are facing right now. How everything is connected. It is a desperate plea that I had to shut down. It is the crushing reality of conservation. How hard it can be. How powerless we feel in the face of short-term profits and politics. We fed lies to children about how easy conservation is. They understand a tree is good, but overlooked the biodiversity, how the soil is formed by the pioneer fungus and fern, how big trees can not exist without those soil conditioners. A forest and lives in it can not be made in ten years, and it takes a single night to be destroyed. I hate to be cruel.

[@Shoop...]

Yep, we're going to need to use ice blocks, cubes melt too quickly...

[@dru4670]

Only solution is return to monke proposed by Ted 🥴.

[@ddaranghaet131]

Exactly. There's a talk I found in here too abt how planting trees isn't just a simple task. It really depends on the soil condition as well.

[@skystygian]

It's not cruel, it's reality. As someone about to get my biology degree I can say I've only become more and more depressed and hopeless though my studies. Sure, we can bring all the attention in the world to climate change and its effects, but no real changes are being made. The fossil fuel industry continues to be funded by the tens of billions and we are ALL indirectly contributing by simply living our lives because of how every single system has been set up for us to survive on, and a few documentaries that will be watched by the relatively powerless people who actually care isn't going to stop that. We need to be targeting this issue politically and financially and on a massive systemic scale. We need more than a few groups and organizations and scientists who are just talking about the numbers and dates and statistics of how we're destroying the ecosystem and companies using their baseless pledges to go "net zero" to entice more customers into feeding the same old destructive systems but thinking they're actually helping. As much as I think these documentaries are important to get more people to be informed and care, I also know that it isn't directly helping, and that's what drives me crazy.

[@devonalomar9012]

Hmmmm...how's the Great Coral Reef doing now?

[@nikiii8189]

am I the only one who cry over this documentary? or is it just me who are mellow

[@lunapiena04]

i cried a lot watching this

[@Tina-zz5kt]

me too, don't worry

[@abnermascarenhas3615]

Me too its sad but the problem is most of us who are gonna watch this are gonna feel sad for a moment and then move on with our life😔 people have become naive to the problems we are causing on this planet because we are busy enjoying the liesure we are getting by playing with its ashes😭😭😭.....how much more greedy are we gonna be until we destroy this beautiful planet.

[@rupamroy4801]

😭😭😭😭sob logo ko kese samjhao

[@ddr8993]

As an aquarist, I cried. I always do my best to keep these animals alive and thriving. Seeing entire fields of dead animals is just heartbreaking

[@nikhiln4292]

Can we give a hand for these people they went through so much just to make this one documentary.

[@dr.amitverma619]

Massive work done by these people .. hats off to them 👍👍👍👍👍

[@juliemunoz2762]

give me 20 years in jail maybe. The bloom they’re talking about the cup bleach is already nearly 100% healed it’s a normal occurrence stop being so gullible

[@richardc2955]

Yes it was a good one great job.

[@tristamorine]

:-)

[@Xetairex]

@@juliemunoz2762 Go do some research before spouting BS

[@hirekumbi5058]

Thank you Netflix! You don't know but you are causing a moral revolution with free documentaries like this!

[@kyoungeunkang1712]

Netflix is really pulling out all the stops for us during the corona. Free movies, endless supplies of trailers, thank you!

[@jenmb2679]

Yes! People say they are free because we are bored from covid. But i believe its because NOTHING is more important, than saving our planet. Kudos to Netflix. We arent used to corporations that have morals.

[@very7962]

@@jenmb2679 Netflix released Cuties, one of the immoral pieces of public film around. You could say this is Netflix’s attempt at regaining some degree of redemption. Good on them.

[@halinabemben9932]

We need a revolution allover the world . Demand Change . Save our planet . No more talk just do it already . I will, ,just tell me what to do. People still have doubt , or they just don't believe in climate change . So like selfish people . just think about how to get rich . no matter what the consequences .

[@andrearokkanen1295]

i've watched this movie like 10 times now and i can't go a single one without crying, my respect for the oceans and corals is beyond any measure

[@johngage5391]

Me too. I just watched it again today, because the fourth mass bleaching event is happening right now. I joined Citizens' Climate Lobby to do what I can do to help create the political will needed to enable Congress to pass the most effective climate policy: Carbon Fee and Dividend with a CBAM. Please join me there. It's not too late to salvage quite a bit of what we have, but time is running out quickly.

[@lesterjdeguzman]

I took an environmental science class 2018 and my instructor, Poon, played this for us and I can’t express to you how I was in the front row trying to blink a lot to refrain any tears run down my face

[@jennha119]

I’m so glad this is available on KZbin. This is amazing content to share to students who are learning online, but don’t have Netflix accounts.

[@emmao8883]

Agreed. This kind of content should be free and encouraged to view!

[@jonathanschaffer2594]

Yeah. I have to watch this for school, so I’m glad it’s here lol

[@aliahsan4008]

Have u watched full movie? I just need a favour

[@malik250988]

I legit cried in the end! What are we doing to our planet!

[@Joe-fc9ps]

....

[@xx_xolotus_xx6239]

I cri 2

[@Elsannalita_99]

I started crying since they captured the images of corals dying

[@pepongo324]

I cried the whole time

[@cowboyjoe2005]

🐕

[@rosemaryfernando8124]

Thank you Netflix for sharing this wonderful documentary with us! It was truly devastating the fact that we are losing one of the major eco-system in our world. This really inspired me and I am really happy that I watched this till the very end.

[@sandramorey2529]

Thank you Netflix. Octogenarian here, so won't be seeing this for myself in this lifetime. I have snorkeled, but never could get beyond very simple places and even at that have seen a lot of wonderful things. Saw the coral spawning once. Amazing.

[@sumukharamesh5726]

This documentary is way too epic. The way so many people were dedicated and contributed for this masterpiece is just amazing. Thank you for educating people about such important issues. Netflix, you guys are legends for bringing such quality content for free on KZbin. Respect..!!

[@jinkztan0745]

This is really amazing! I felt everyone's love for the coral reef, the ocean, the ecosystem, the earth itself! Such an awakening for a lot who watched. God bless you all and we support you!

[@ChakaJohn801]

What is causing the ocean to warm up i need it for my homework!!!!

[@Airjew666]

By the time we all leave this world, we all need to be part of doing things to leave this world a better place than it was when we came into it. Not just talk about wanting changes to happen, but actively be part of the change(s). Extremely great video!

[@dylanp.5161]

I would like to thank the people in this film, and those who made or helped make it!!!!!!! You are my hero's!!!!!!! and thank you Netflix for showing it free

[@richardvevers8635]

Thank you Dylan!

[@nearlynsolera3018]

I found myself sobbing while watching this documentary. It broke my heart seeing the things that I love will evetually vanish. I love freediving so much and without this reefs, freediving for me has no point. The hard truth is that, most of us humans rely on the reefs and we seem not to care about it. Big THANKS to those people who are part of this video. I hope it will reach more and more people everyday.

[@notverydarkmagic]

"You've got to keep at it. You've got to. Because otherwise, you are not gonna like yourself when you're an old man."

[@ignacio_the_coralbiologist]

I am an undergraduate at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi studying to become a marine biologist. I turn 30 on the 28th of February. I grew up in schools where I did not find any inspiration. Poor self-esteem, drugs, loneliness, and no hopes for the future led me down a path which I was not proud of. When I was 27 I enrolled in a community college with the sole realization that the love you receive is proportional to the amount of love you give. I will graduate next year and I am determined to keep on going till I am able to really make a difference.

[@vishank7]

You inspire me. Many congratulations for your current and upcoming success! Together, we can and will make a difference.

[@brokeannbroken2547]

Your 1 of the 5% that make it. Keep clean✌

[@Jukajobs]

i'm really proud of you

[@NafeesNoor-nx8iu]

very proud of you my friend, many many congratulations and best wishes for your future endeavours.

[@Dusty_Inkwell]

The end with the presentation just had me bawling my eyes out... humanity always needs giant catastrophes happening first, only then they will wake up it seems. So many people who have the privilege of not having to live on the street, access to fresh water, a job or are able to live of benefits due to sickness. You can use your problem free time to spent helping the earth you live on. There is so much an indivudal can do. Just throwing your trash back at home, not letting anything fall on the ground because you think "that tiny bit of trash won't matter", is one big step in the right direction. That's exactly why the cities are buried in trash lying around, cause everyone thinks "this tiny piece of trash won't matter". Everything gets flushed into rivers, reaching the ocean and polluting it. Don't think that your small changes won't matter, because if everyone starts to implement small changes, it will account to a giant change in the world as a whole.

[@strikeforce1500]

The only moment governments maybe, *maybe* , put aside their difference aside, is either with a common enemies (aliens are coming.... 2020 don't), or when the end of the world is literally on our face

[@hellz23456]

i like the representative of the baby sea turtle struggle and how it overcome by the end of vid. i just had tears.

[@michaeldorrence9387]

Absolutely Top-Notch. Thank You Netflix and All who made this possible. Watching Zachery get emotional brought a little mist for me...that kid wears his Passion and Emotion on his sleeve. I can't begin to fathom what it's like to stand by helplessly, and watch something you Love slowly pass away, although I'm sure he understands that the Effort put forth today may have reaching effects for the future. Thank You.

[@margaretz5777]

I cant believe this is happening to our world. I am so happy I watched this because I didn't know.

[@mrbot8216]

i'm japanese highschoolstudent. sorry,i don't write well english. i had seen the movie for one years ago at the science class. then my dream is saving the earth. we are one team. i'm thanks for the movie! however you can't understand my english i'm so sorry.

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

if you consume meat and dairy, you are causing coral bleaching.

[@laayvee4472]

@@SergioGarcia-cn2kd elaborate pls

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

@@laayvee4472 watch conspiracy. This documentary gives a good overview. Should also be free on Netflix.

[@laayvee4472]

@@SergioGarcia-cn2kd watch conspiracy where? And yeah I just finished the video I get what u mean

[@cisumetonrevol1873]

i am so deeply hurt with all of these. I will share and spread this as much as i could to reach the younger generation and pleases them to do their part because this is really for them and so for their future too.

[@carlocutamora5610]

I agree there's no next generation of me and you and all of us if we just ignore climate change and government officials must take a big actions before it's too late

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

if you consume meat and dairy, you are causing coral bleaching.

[@Jukajobs]

thank you

[@halinabemben9932]

Yes!!!! we all need to wake up. spread the word everyone .

[@curtcoller3632]

I feel with you! After all that work just out of focus images. I've seen the bleaching in the Maldives (ARI atoll) over 12 years starting 1984. It was unbelievable. The locals had to protect their islands with coral walls in the water, because the natural protection faded away. But they broke healthy corals to build their homes as well. Mankind is just not mature enough to understand. Corals not only keep the water crystal clear, they are habitat for millions of species - and in sense the basis of all life. Thank you for that video and all the work you did. I just want to tell you - there are people who watch it and get the message. But leaving to Mars is not a solution.

[@milowernars2930]

This is why I'm studying to become a marine biologist

[@sakal88]

Like 1000000x another ppl lol

[@XenoflareBahamut]

Never forget to listen to Ocean Man

[@boredwarlock5216]

@@XenoflareBahamut Just a little heads up. All their songs a good

[@littleblockser8d840]

Yes!! Me too! I am researching for a biology project and I will make sure that I will highlight this documentary a LOT.

[@katerinakouzalou8464]

Is very nice yo here you guys to interest for marine live... You can be good biologict and new people can find other way for protection the marine life...Im not biologist but i like to watch docomends espesially for earth marine prelude and animal is good knowledge for you... I remember wen i was child i was watchingbon tv that time we didn't have mobiles or internet like modern time but steel if you wantto lrrn you learn i remember that time i take note to remember what i saw at tv document... Did you remember Jack Cousteau documentaries marine fish and mammal was great.. ❤🐠🐟🌐🌍🌎🌏

[@psldnkc2328]

I don't watch that much documentaries but this I think is an eye opener. I got too emotional especially when the before and after was shown 🥺 I hope we spread these contents to others and help our ecosystem.

[@doratheidealist3791]

Most definitely cried and am now going to dedicate my life to saving coral reefs.

[@johngage5391]

A good first step: join Citizens' Climate Lobby and learn how to advocate for Carbon Fee and Dividend legislation. It's 50% of the solution to global warming, and it will make the many other less powerful policies that we need to do also much easier to do.

[@yihanzhao7840]

Thank you for doing this documentary. I knew coral would die, but I never really thought about why or how big an impact it would have. But when I finished watching the documentary, I realized how important it is, we all need to protect it. Or when it does disappear, there's really nothing we can do about it. Everyone just needs to make a little change, and all of them add up to make a big difference!

[@johngage5391]

Everyone who cares needs to tell their elected leaders to pass climate legislation to achieve our country's climate pollution reduction goals. Individual efforts are nice, but they are not strong enough to enable us to reduce CO2 emissions 50% by 2030 and down to net zero by 2050 as we need to do for our safety. Check out Citizens Climate Lobby for a group that can help regular people take effective action to create the political will needed for elected leaders to pass the legislation changes we need. Thanks!

[@samjx8354]

It was devastating to watch this, especially the before-after images from the GBR bleaching. So much destruction has already happened while we are still not waking up fully to the disastrous scale of climate change. Absolutely phenomenal work by the creators of this documentary. Thank you so much for bringing attention to this crisis. I promise to do my part for saving our planet.

[@powerandpresence5290]

Coverage of coral on the GBR is at very healthy levels. Read the 2022 Australian Maritime Services 😊report.

[@johngage5391]

@@powerandpresence5290 - read about the fourth mass bleaching event - now happening in 2024. As we learned in the movie, coral can recover if given enough time and regular temperatures. Since AGW is getting worse, the periods for reef recovery are getting shorter, and the oceans continue to get warmer.

[@powerandpresence5290]

@@johngage5391 And coral thrives in warm water. It is a tropical phenomenon. The Australian Maritime Services report shows record coral growth for the third year in a row. Coral bleaching predominately occurs at shallow levels, involving the type of coral that recycles quickly. Coral bleaching is cyclical. That’s why any “three mass bleaching events” in the past did not stop current record coral levels. And yes, cyclical bleaching means there will come a time over the next decade or two where coral levels will drop again. What we have to be careful of is not attributing cyclical shifts in marine systems to factors that may not be the major issues. Yet there is nothing mentioned about this in the documentary (which I watched in full). It is indeed a very emotional film. But it is deeply misleading, at least as far as the Great Barrier Reef is concerned. I can’t comment on the other coral regions reported in the film. This doesn’t mean that we should not continue to monitor ecological problems in these reefs systems. We absolutely should do that. But these scientists and activists need to make sure they are addressing counter arguments and contradictory data. Otherwise it is a form of misinformation - or disinformation if they publish their work with knowledge of the issues I have raised here.

[@alvevandenbremen4569]

I am so dissapointed that my country, The Netherlands isnt on the list to be powered by clean energy and I am happy to be moving to Sweden in the next two years. The torment of nature is one of the only things that makes me cry these days. I have watched many documentaries about all sorts of horrors on our planet and I see a connection between all pain and suffering. All is caused by an unhealthy system that we are all a part of globally. Weather its a job bunrout, a gassed pig, a war or the dying coral and the melting ice caps. Its a sickness thats being spread by our own irresponsibillities and I sincerely hope that it will change and that all parts of life will start to flourish again, because we choose to change and to give back and create life as much as our earth still tries to take care of us. Thank you so much for this great documentary! I love it!

[@thamyfreire1084]

Thank you Netflix! Contents like this one need to be free so everyone will learn how important is to protect the seas and the creatures living in it, which will benefit us too.

[@alexsosa3720]

I cant believe this is happening to our world. I am so happy I watched this because I didn't know.

[@OnePlanet.1]

It's crucial for humanity to recognize the significance of protecting these habitats, and this film serves as a powerful reminder of the battle we must win!

[@mentalwarriorshow1458]

My girlfriend is 3 months from her degree in environmental science with a focus on Marine conservation and coral ecology. Her entire passion is saving our oceans (it's what made me ask her out in the first place). This documentary sums it up so perfectly. Too few people, care too little, about one of the world's most important eco systems. And we are within 20 to 30 years of losing them... Entirely. We need a change. Now. Or we won't like what comes.

[@johngage5391]

I hope her career is going well. Share this policy solution with her, and if she doesn't know about it yet, she'll thank you: Carbon Fee and DIvidend with a CBAM. It's 50% of the solution to hold AGW below 1.5˚C, and it will make all the other policies needed to get there much easier to do.

[@mac4223]

Did i just watch a whole hour long video on youtube Jesus christ this was in a few words incredible

[@joshthehulk7241]

I lived my whole childhood in Puerto Rico and I would go to the islands around the main island to look at the coral reefs and back in the 90s the reefs where amazing, colorful and beautiful. I went back on January 2020 to those same sites and it was heartbreaking to see the reefs completely dead and no fish in sight.

[@rosefore12]

Devastatingly sad... I'm so sorry

[@nancyhonea1935]

Heartbreaking

[@cybercassie]

Thank you for sharing.

[@vigneshkumar6406]

Kudos to the team for their great effort and giving us awareness. Thanks.

[@wynsday]

it’s sad people don’t realize corals are animals. imagine if coral was “cute” in the same way puppies or kittens were. you know the whole world would be doing everything to save puppies or kittens with decaying flesh on them, dying in the millions upon millions.

[@JM-xi6yn]

Absolutely brilliant documentary! The best and most emotional I've ever watched!!!

[@justarandomguy6743]

corals: hey notice me, im leaving, pls take care of the rest while we still exists businessmen: meh

[@kkay_zedd]

dont forget most politicians

[@lucasverawow]

@@kkay_zedd the politicians are controlled by the wants of the businessmen

[@henrylo6773]

Its stupid company giants still cant provide paper packaging for dry goods. Like we still have plastic packages for SOAP.????? Package spices, powders, toys etc..in boxes jesus. I feel guilty buying drinks in plastic but I cant see a solution for wet goods right now, but dry goods are still in plastic and its so unnecessary.

[@mumauva7432]

I like this comment. Throughout the video I couldn’t help but feel like the enemy but I’m like bro idekkk and as far as the general public shot when he was upset everyone was oblivious I was like maybe people do notice but like what are we to do about it? I agree the focus and anger should be directed towards larger scale entities who sit down and have meetings and research regarding this stuff that are the most yet least effective in protecting the planet.

[@wincencarlprado4582]

Thank you Trevor, Catlin and others for the wonderful documentary. Please Netflix continue to spread and advocate awareness regarding our planet.

[@nelsvletav98]

*Beautiful phase of death* As if the corals saying _“Look at me, please notice...”_

[@tarajh]

“I scream in color” 🎶

[@junichikozawa7731]

Did i just watch a whole hour long video on youtube Jesus christ this was in a few words incredible

[@fearless_earther]

So touching... 😭 No words to describe my feelings after watching this masterpiece. Great job, guys! Together we will make our planet Earth 🌍 Great again!!!

[@209cherrypie]

I cannot express my appreciation enough for what these people are doing to show others how important every life is. We must show respect for the planet we live on and the oceans that help us thrive.

[@giaselma9281]

this was such a journey for everyone who created this... gunna miss Zack and the whole team... but looking forward to all the young minds they will inspire to create a stronger wave of action to sustain our wonderful reefs. Thank you Zackkkkkkk ~!!! thank you Netflix.

[@princessk_off_everything]

Thanku.. Thanku.. Netflix for showing us free documentaries Gaining knowledge and awareness here.. I almost cried 💔 good work Coral reef team..

[@meganb7749]

Thank you for making this. It was really interesting, it made me emotional, and I learned a lot more about coral bleaching because of this. This is the best documentary I've ever watched and everyone was amazing. Thanks for doing what you have to do to help the coral and the environment :))

[@va.memeofficial1047]

this has been my favorite movie for the past couple of years. thank you so much to the people who helped make this film!

[@Zombie101]

i went diving in 2005 in the philippines and then again in the great barrier reef in 2017. The difference was incomprehensible. The great barrier reef was so lifeless, dead and depressing to that brighter than life, vivid colours i ever saw in the philippines

[@alitak]

This is the absolute best documentaries I've seen. Powerful, moving, relevant, and amazing to me it was released so soon after the major coral bleaching events. THANK YOU for posting this publicly for all to see so we can keep the conversation moving forward. It would have set back public awareness terribly if this was behind a paywall even though these folks deserve every dollar for the movie ticket.

[@zikrim1227]

Hollyshit. For free? Thank you netflix!!!

[@littleblockser8d840]

Double thanks

[@xx_xolotus_xx6239]

Tripple Thanks

[@RudraDirtTrails]

Quadruple thanks

[@lunahsako421]

Quintuple Thanks

[@mauilawrenceangeles7802]

Sextuple thanks

[@inbragalipse2897]

Honestly!!..lots of learning on this channel.. thank you netflix.. to open our mind... not only me but to all the people and all the generation how to care this planet earth... before i die and leave.. i wish the next generation will continued this journey that you'll start.. god bless the planet earth... you get my support from philippines and "MABUHAY"

[@ajithabraham3822]

One of the most amazing documentary i have watched. It bought tears. Hats of to u guys. I would love to part of chasing coral team

[@warnerUVATD]

Amazing and so appreciate the creation of this documentary. Keep exposing and bringing to light the distress we are bringing to the earth. Through our daily choices, change can come.

[@Trescera]

I watched this as extra credit for class and because time was limited, I watched the entire thing at 2x speed. There was a moment where I had to slow it down to normal playback speed and my goodness, it was strange to hear these guys speak normally. I was so used to their sped up voices, I was shook hearing their normal voices. What a strange experience.

[@R.U.1.2.]

Reality always is. Live life at normal speed...you'll learn more.

[@diveactive]

One of the world's best documentaries on the ocean changes ever. Thank you I just wish I was part of it.

[@lovelife5467]

The best documentary i've ever watch in my opinion i've been watch so many documentary but this one really get me the way they telling the massage & tell us about what happening that many people don't know & it was actually really important for our & future life.

[@swetamudaliar1135]

This documentary was inspiring. Hats off to all the passionate and dedicated people involved in the making of this film to spark awareness.

[@christopherpham11]

Amazing documentary. I recently dived the outer barrier reef and would love to have opportunities to do so 30 years later. I hope we can bring more attention to this problem.

[@aliahsan4008]

Hi listen? Have U watched this documentary?

[@GehanAdel]

This captivated my heart it was painstaking work not only physically but even More mentally and emotionally . The bitterness in his voice and how much they seemed frustrated when they were in lizard island broke my heart. Thanks for this prolific documentary I really appreciate it

[@ZoologyMantra]

Hardwork shows...kudos to the team...by far the best thing I have seen on netflix...true representation of the passion for nature🙆

[@aanft5205]

actually, just seeing this tumbnail come across the youtube's recomendation for me is make me feel wonderful 'cause I'm like "What an amazing documenter film that I watch for free!!"

[@aanft5205]

from chasing ice to chasing coral was made me realize to take some action in the way that i know how for my lovely earth

[@caseyphoenix22]

This came up as part of an auto play and I didn’t turn it off. I learned a lot and feel more committed to fixing our environment.

[@chxmpionstxr7513]

So difficult and upsetting to watch. Just the reactions of the scientist made my heart break

[@VelociRachael]

I had the same reaction. Tears.

[@chxmpionstxr7513]

Rachael Hojsan 😭

[@uMaud]

I'm the type of person who never ever cries before any sort of movie, but this brought me to actual tears.

[@chxmpionstxr7513]

@@uMaud i really hope the world can find a solution..sadness, terror and frustration all at once is real hard to just bottle up inside..

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

if you consume meat and dairy, you are causing coral bleaching.

[@txcoldiie]

Thanks to subtitles in lots of languages, I could share this amazing and engaging story with colleges and friends!

[@judycn2101]

It brought me tears... I haven't seen coral reef in my life and they are dying... I love nature, they are the best healer. Please save this beautiful creature. After watching this, i truely admire Zack Rago. I can feel his great love and passion for his profession. God bless you!

[@HerHiddenHaven]

I'm bawling my eyes out watching how humans have destroyed this planet. My heart breaks for Earth. I can totally see how much pain it is in right now because of us. I wish I could do more. I dont own car and as much as I could I been reducing plastic waste but the current market where im from still consists of plastic containers its so hard. It's currently what I could do.

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

if you consume meat and dairy, you are causing coral bleaching.

[@SIRO_GLYDER]

@@SergioGarcia-cn2kd how?

[@SergioGarcia-cn2kd]

@natureboy tom no, this is only a tiny part of the problems associated with animal agriculture. Check out the documentary Cowspiracy.

[@reycc99]

Watched this because of my Environmental class ..so worth my time ♥️ it was emotional to see this documentary and I had to tear up at the end. It’s sad how people care so much about the Earth while others don’t care and that’s what is heart breaking

[@honeyd2717]

The most underrated documentary

[@Beeeeeeeeeeep2121]

I never knew coral had the capacity to make me bawl my eyes out. I have a new love for coral reefs, our earth, & the mission to save it!! thank you

[@KivinduPerera]

Great Documentary! Thank You *Netflix*

[@liliavargas9870]

Thank you so much for providing us with real content for our students to engage in. Extraordinary people that care for our environment is under construction in the middle of this pandemic! most grateful!

[@carlocutamora5610]

I hope that all of us take it seriously for the next generation and all government officials take a big actions before it's too late. Really depressing 😢

[@johngage5391]

Check out the "take action" menu at Citiens' Climate Lobby. There's lots we can each do to make a significant difference in helping our elected leaders take this seriously and pass the necessary legislation.

[@kiwikevnz]

The saddest part is, that they gave us all Life, and we are taking theirs... inexcusable. Thank You all very much for an awesome doco. Kev

[@vidtrax662]

I have great memories from snorkeling in Thailand from 1983 to 1986. The species of corals and multi coloured variety of sea creatures were wonderfully amazing. You don’t need to go deep to see them. Am truly appreciative that I’ve seen them 🙏🙏🙏. Feel so sad with the massive bleaching all over our planet 😪. There must rays of hope for our children 🙂

[@Adamc0607]

I have a salt water reef tank in my home for over 6 years now and wish there was more we could do to help.. It's such an amazing thing to see the growth and beauty of these corals and cant imagine going through watching them die.

[@chachawinters5444]

I have two reef tanks.. and now it is almost 7 months.. and yeah they're really beautifully growth well.. 🙂

[@anticalabloggerscrew]

Why do we need to spend billions to search for other planet, while we have earth and the only thing we should do is to fix it?!!

[@emmao8883]

Agreed!

[@roudalolo5291]

Because we can find solutions to our problems in space and other planets

[@atika240996]

@@roudalolo5291 why bother? Fix our planet first. When we better we can do something to others.

[@mysteriouswriter9028]

I know right!!!!!!!!1

[@AkhileshYadav-ly2iw]

बिल्कुल सही पहले इसी प्लेनेट को रहने लायक बना ले...

[@mayurjungi]

mind blowing experience of watching it in HD. you have contributed a lot towards mankind by making this free here NETFLIX

[@anasaea757]

we either change and adapt with mother nature or we would be quarantined for the rest of our lives And i can guarantee that nature would win

[@Oliveskin2023]

The best documentary about Coral reefs thanks to this wonderful crew!!!

[@sambopagnasirisiddh7745]

32:45 they captured a lightning bolt struck right after the guy jumps into the water.

[@aniexety8102]

And then you can hear the thunder

[@matguy1000]

@@aniexety8102 I caught that too. yikes

[@ahmadmuzrini7993]

Thankyou... Finally i can hear Dr Jhon Veron spoken. He was a great teacher for coral keeper around the world. Selamatkan Karang disekitarmu.

[@MS-hb4qj]

I just watch it a while ago in Netflix and its so sad. Whats so sad about it is the fact that corals cant speak for what they feel and what was actually happening to them. It really help my perspective on how i act as individual to help and to be a mindful person on things that matters the most. Especially when it comes to our environment

[@oliviabible9667]

they can't speak but they can change color

[@kushankalpa4567]

I'm so grateful for those who were behind this documentary. it's revealed what's happening in the ocean world now. we should protect our ocean and its amazing creatures.

[@syedmohdgulamasghar8809]

A great effort to bring the real fact of costal reefs reason of bleaching and dying. We run so fast just for development but we forget that we also have to contribute to this to make a better otherwise we loose most of the eco- balance things .

[@carlocutamora5610]

Right. Many just ignore climate change just for money and economy I hope that all of us take it seriously for the next generation and all government officials take a big actions before it's too late. Really depressing 😢

[@syedmohdgulamasghar8809]

@@carlocutamora5610 , Sir , In respect of this , I myself is spending life in natural environment . Using every less electricity , conditioning and fossil fuels etc . When we start then others will learn. And educate peoples to use natural resources in a limit . Hope you also know this .

[@carlocutamora5610]

@@syedmohdgulamasghar8809 I don't mean to offend you or something I just copy and paste after (I hope that.....) Sorry if you miss interpret 😀

[@syedmohdgulamasghar8809]

@@carlocutamora5610 , Nice , I admire your reply 😆😆👌

[@carlocutamora5610]

@@syedmohdgulamasghar8809 Thank you Brother👍.Let's make this video and our planet series go viral or spread to everyone as much as we can😀

[@R.U.1.2.]

Thanks for including longitude and latitude coordinates, it really helped to match with climactic conditions and what we were seeing in the great photography you lovingly put together.

[@crazykat8727]

So basically our children have to clean up our mess

[@meemesic6613]

That's exactly it, boomer

[@yokaite3244]

yeah thanks

[@ManosKlados]

That is only because you didn't give a shit about it people, someone else has to do the job.

[@gurnoorkaur730]

Yes

[@gurnoorkaur730]

We are doing it

[@amirmorsh]

One of the best under sea documentaries I have every seen.

[@meshael3ziz]

could you give me the important notes from this documentary ?

[@amirmorsh]

@@meshael3ziz watch it!

[@chxmpionstxr7513]

This really brought me to tears

[@stevehogan8829]

Extremely well done and absolute truth, I owned a reef shop for many years and got out because I saw the destruction we were doing, I contributed to the issue we are facing today.

[@almutairim91]

This document encouraged me to search more about marine life 😍

[@cliffmogire3964]

This guys did the most to ensure we get this great content and I think they deserve awards for the amazing work, as an urban planner, we should device policies to protect the environment at all times. Such a moving piece.

[@catalina5985]

This is fire🔥that’s why I want to become a marine biologist

[@howl262]

Wow! This is very impactful. It touched me deeply. I cried watching the before and after. This is important to show it to people who still thinks climate change is a hoax.

[@name-ly3er]

Coral ecosystems; This is One of my major dreams behind pursuing life sciences and environmental sciences. Still looking for stipend internships for essentially required exposure and skills (practical) needed to do my research in ecology with sustainable conservation and restoration of key ecosystems as prime goals.

[@franywhere]

Wish more people would get to know what's really happening down there. Thanks for so much work!